What's covered by this policy?
This website code is ©Scranton Gillette Communications, Inc. and the website concept is ©Route One Publishing Ltd.
The editorial content, ITS International, Daily News and World Highways brands are ©Route One Publishing Ltd. and the website contributors.
Copyright material includes but is not limited to editorial articles, photographs, images, databases, website designs, and website code published on our websites or in our magazines.
Restricted activities
You may not copy, reuse, reproduce, republish, adapt, translate or otherwise circulate anything from this website for profit or otherwise without the permission of the copyright holder.
Your contributions
By contributing material to this website or emailing Route One Publishing, you grant Route One Publishing a perpetual license to use your contributions or ideas for any purpose (commercial or otherwise) in any medium now known or to be invented.
Permissions
Material published in our press releases section is published by companies seeking media coverage and you are encouraged to reproduce copy and adapt this material in reporting on the originating company and the industry. Material in our news section is written by our editorial team and may not be reproduced, copied or adapted without permission.
If you would like to share information on this website with colleagues, you are invited to use the share icons or to forward the link of the relevant page to your contacts.
We are happy for students to cite up to 700 words from our website for academic study provided that:-
- Our content represents no more than 10% of the completed article or essay;
- All Route One material totals no more than 700 words;
- Our articles are correctly attributed as ©Route One Publishing
- You include the website address of the story on our site and turn this into a link if your work appears online.
The logos of Route One Publishing, Route 2 Market ITS International, Daily News and World Highways may not be reproduced without permission and may not be used to link to this or other websites.
Linking permission without framing
We are happy for businesses and individuals to link to any content on our website from their websites without permission, provided that they do not frame our website or otherwise make it look like we have a business relationship. Links to individual stories may be created to avoid registration, for more information contact [email protected]
Enquiries
Please address permissions requests or questions to: [email protected]
